>> he was stabbed to death ins yard in 2009. his aunt said he was home on the computer and his family left to run errands. that's the day the family chooses not to speak about. >> he was an only child and she decided to leave her only child. it's so sad that it happened. >> for took three days for these to finded the two suspects. three years have gone by and still no justice.

>> once you get into the system, it is no longer about you, but based around the individuals that did it. it's hard to stomach. >> it's like we don't have any rights or any say. it's hard to find a voice. >> each year on the anniversary of michael's death, the family holds candlelight vigils with a theme. last year it was stand up and use your voice against bullying. this year it's waiting for justice. >> even though he is not here, he will always be a part of our family. >> there is a family and we will remember michael and we will stay here and fight for justice. >> the santa clara county district attorney's office said they are pushing for the trial date for the suspects who were michael's classmates. they are requesting numerous

delays that the judge as granted. the two suspects will be back in court later this month. the vigil will be 6:30 to 8:30 tonight in san jose at frost elementary school. >> a man suspected of killing his wife, 50-year-old troy vicenzo and she was found dead in the entryway of this home. someone called 911 and hung up. they told us when officers arrived on the scene, they found patricia on the ground and they are not revealing the cause of death at this point. patricia's mother and nephew with other family members showed up to try to figure out what happened. troy and patricia had been married for 27 years and the family said they were going through marital trouble, but nothing they thought would lead to this. >> just turn yourself in and make it easier on yourself and

everyone else. give us a reason on why any of us deserve this, especially patricia. >> he may be driving a gray pickup truck with this license plate number. 8 l 70015. here's what troy looks like. if you think you have seen him or that pickup truck, give san jose police a call. a third person is now charged for vandal eying a muni bus the night the giants won the world series. he is the latest man to be charged with felony vandalism. police are still looking for more suspects. this happened back on october 29th. new this morning, rallying to end police brutality against officer-involved shootings in the bay area.

demonstrators are expected to gather at noon. the march is organized by justice for alan blueford in may. he was justified in shooting the 18-year-old. the family disagrees. today's march begins at noon. this morning we know more about the affair that led to cia director david petraeus's resignation. a probe uncovered this affair with the biographer, paula broad well, a married college graduate who wrote all in. they are investigating her for trying to access petraeus's e-mail and getting access to classified information. petraeus himself is not under investigation. he resigned yesterday citing the affair. he has been married for 37 years. days after the presidential election, they will review a key

part of the voting rights act. they agree to hear a challenge to the part of the landmark act that requires 16 states with a history of discrimination in voting to get federal approval before making any changes in the way they hold elections. the justices say they will look at whether that provision is outdated and unfair since the voting rights act was put in place more than 40 years ago. this morning american airlines pilots are a step closer to finally having a new labor agreement. they reached an agreement in principal for a new contract with the airline. the union's board must sign off and present it to pilots for a ratification vote. american airlines filed for chapter 11 protection and could lead them out of bankruptcy. there still few details, but pilots were said to insist on no more layoffs. pilots have been without a contract for close to a year. thanksgiving is coming early

to one east bay city. thousands of richmond residents are expected to gather to share a holiday meal. the city is hosting the every day is a day of thanksgiving event. it starts at the hill top church of christ on hill top mall road. it provides free clothing, food, and house old items to people regardless of their economic situation. they used their own resources to took a thanksgiving dinner with the fixings with turkey, ham, and macaroni and choose and cake and cookies for those who want to share with people in their community. still ahead, snow in the sierra raising hopes for snowboarders and skiers. which resort is expected to reopen today. a surprise by what was in the water right next to surfers. good morning! wow.

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. >> good morning and looking live at one of the contraptions that will attempt to take flight at the contest out by mccovey cove. they are hoping to get air underneath them and hopefully not land in the water. speaking of water, an eerie video with and a close encounter with a great white shark off the coastline in santa cruz. a shark about 14 feet long circling a small fishing boat in monterey bay last sunday. nearby some of the world's best surfers in the world were competing in the cold water classic. the shark circled them about 20 times. no injuries, but certainly a lifetime story. monterey county officials are warning people not to swim in county beaches because of dangerous levels of bacteria. county officials issued the advisory yesterday and said storm drain run off from recent rains may contain viruses or

chemicals that make people sick. a close call for a woman who was rescued after falling into a river. she was clinging to rocks near the whirlpool rapids downstream from niagara falls. rescuers carried her to a sheriff's helicopter and taken to a hospital. she is expected to be okay. the waters have to be freezing. still ahead on today in the bay, she thought her disability might stifle her dreams, but she didn't give up. she is not letting a wheelchair stop her from anything. >> here's a view from san bruno mountain. boupsing around a little bit as the winds pick up. a chance of showers and a whole lot of snow flying in the sierra. a look at both when we come back.

looking live at one of the cameras. you can see downtown in the distance that takes up the whole picture. it was a very chilly start this morning. rob has a look at the weekend forecast. if you are going to start a fire in the fireplace, make sure the vent is open. >> a lot of folks may be trying to do that. it is chilly. you saw the clouds and that's the reason why we are at least 42 degrees. that acts like a blanket. where skies have cleared, you are down to 30 degrees in santa rows a. frost through 8:00 and 35 in fairfield. san francisco and oakland not too bad. wind off the water and temperatures are not too cold. west of 12, not much wind and the afternoon you will see northwest winds picking up. radar view will take you down to the santa cruz mountains and showers around the grade earlier

this morning and close to mt. hamilton. see the chances of showers along the coast and some of the hilltops in the north bay into the afternoon, but things quieting down. not quite yet. chain controls from baxter to truckee and pollack pines over to meyers. snow around yosemite too. we have this trough that is starting to exit the bay area and lingering showers possible, but transitioning to the drier forecast through the weekend, but as the rain moves on, you will have chilly temperatures inland and upper 50s to near 60 and high pressure builds in tomorrow into monday, more of the numbers getting back to the 60s's we wrap up the weekend. this morning you have the partly cloudy skies and watch what the rpm model here is analyzing. you see that between 4:00 and 5:00, there may be enough

instability to fire off convective fires. once the sunsets, showers shut down and we will have a chilly night. the sierra will be adding three inches or so. boreal now at about 1 1/2 feet of new snow. we will see how it impacks that resort in a moment. upper 50s for the bay area. most places today is one big microclimate. mid 50s to near 60s. 56 degrees. as you wrap up veteran's day, warm things up a little bit and the warmest day of the week will be tuesday and then the next chance of rain, let's arrive around wednesday into thursday. not perhaps as strong as a system that we saw this week, but warmer towards the middle of the week. for now, you will be with a jacket throughout the day both for the stanford and the cal game, hosting the oregon schools. might be 40s.

>> for the jacket if it's the right color. >> you have to be fashionable. >> it is what skiers and snowboarders have been waiting to hear. fresh powder in the sierra. the latest storm left more than a foot of snow at higher elevations. that means time to hit the slopes. interstate 80 and boreal mountain resorts will open again today. it opened last month after a previous storm. north star and heavenly are set to open and squaw valley for the 81st and alpine meadows until december. for many people with disabilities, standing out in a crowd is not always a comfortable experience. for others grabbing the spotlight is what defines them. a teenager is making herself stand out in a big and loud way. angel gonzalez prada was born with a birth defect that affects

her spinal board, but not other dreams. >> for a dream that involves so much yelling. >> i believe this we will win. >> it's amazing how quiet angel was about hers for so long. angel has wanted to be a cheerleader since she was 5. >> i remember my dad would always pump them out. >> even middle kids know dreams are called that for a reason. >> i didn't think i was going to do it. i'm obviously in a wheelchair. >> it is perhaps why through all the years and surgeries and therapies and all the milestones and setbacks, angel's cheerleading dream was one she didn't share. not with friends, not with

doctors. >> she never talked about that being a goal she wanted to achieve. >> not even with mom. >> i kind of thought she did, but she never really said anything. >> angel's mom definitely instilled in her daughter a belief that she could do anything she set her mind to. >> let's go jackie! >> after one last seven-hour surgery last year, she felt her and mind were ready for the leap. she tried out for and made the jv cheer squad. >> i think it was my ultimate thing. >> she was eilate and so happy. >> this past weekend was homecoming in high school. a coming out for angel. the first time cheering in front of a packed house. >> i was really nervous.

>> angel of course can't participate in all the stuff, but knows her cheers and loves her team. >> they are awesome. >> the coach is is a mazed every time angel needs a push, it's a different girl there to help. not 1 to shy away from the spotlight, angel embraces the idea that she is a role model and there may be a 5-year-old in a wheelchair watching her and learning that a dream no matter how unlikely to a little kid can be a reality for a brave young woman. >> angel had roughly a dozen surgeries at children's hospital in her lifetime. they get a lot of credit for her being physically able to do what she wants to do. if you have an inspiring story,

we would love to hear it. share past stories of people making the bay area a better place to live. still ahead, one key opens most gas station pumps everywhere. the unit looks at why station owners refuse to protect their customers from a simple fix. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey.

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and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >> the next time you fill up your tank, take a look at the lock on your pump. one key opens the majority of gas pumps across the country. your credit card information could easily be stolen. >> we all do it. swipe, pay, pump. hidden behind here, a new blue tooth-enabled skim they're rips off your credit and debit information in seconds. the blue tooth technology makes it harder to catch crooks.

then they can nab the numbers off your car from as far away as 100 yards and never have to return to recover the skimmer. this universal gas pump key is making it easier for thieves to install these new skimmers. >> police tell us they uncovered four skimmers at this gas station. >> more on why this owner won't talk to us in a moment, but first -- lieutenant mike sterner leads a team looking into dozens of blue tooth cases from gilroy to fremont. >> it's in the million of dollars. we are touching the tip of the iceberg. >> in two months, they recovered nine blue tooth skimmers and reported 300 victim of credit card fraud in the bay area. how do they get inside the pump? that's why where this key comes in. >> a single key would open the access door to any gas pump. >> that's right. one key opens the majority of gas station pumps like this one.

this one in mountain view and this in sunnyvale. it's simple. they copy the keys and install skimmers wherever they can. there is a quick fix according to the cops. if gas station owners change the locks, they can lock out the crooks. >> they are not taking the steps to protect their customers. >> they are refusing to change the locks? >> one of the stations is this one. they advise the owner to change his locks after they found two blue tooth skimmers in his pumps. he didn't. police say weeks later they found two more skimmers here. they don't know how many people had their credit card information stolen. >> i'm vick we nbc. >> we asked the owner for an interview and he didn't call us back. we met up with him at the station. >> police tell us they uncovered four skimmers at the gas station. you could change the locks to protect your customers' information. can you talk to us about why you

haven't changed the locks. >> he didn't want to answer our questions. >> can i give you my card? >> no. >> he said he has ordered new locks and doesn't know when they will arrive. >> it's a concern our customers will be cheated out of money so if we do something, by all means we will. >> the owner said 6,000 cars pass through here every day. he said he changed his locks immediately after police fount the blue tooth skimmer in one of the pumps last month. >> that's crazy. all over the country and two keys to open every pump. >> for costs about $1,000 to get new locks. the cost can be a deterrent to owners, but cheaper options could also stop skimmers like this security tape that show when is a pump has been tampered with. many will cover the cost of fraught, the costs get passed along in the form of higher interest rates, making it a

crime we all pay for. >> that was vicki reporting. if you are ever in doubt about a pump that you are using, pay inside the gas station. if you have a tip, give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. coming up on today in the bay, one vote really does make a difference, really made a difference for a candidate for city council. he missed victory after his wife didn't vote. the stunning resignation of the cia director david petraeus and more about his extra marital affair. ever wondered what a day or night is like in the life of a police officer? palo alto police give you a chance to find out via twitter.

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what adventure do you have in store today? some of these folks are preparing for red bull's blue tag and get wind under their sails. thank you very much for joining us this morning. the question is, some of those contrappings don't look like they are made for flight. >> or strong wind. >> will the strong wind help them out? >> they have a tail wind going on it looked like. whatever it is they are launching from. not too bad. 50 in san francisco and to oakland. a couple of the warmer spots we are seeing. as you can see, 30 in santa rosa and 37 in novato. patchy frost in the bay area. snow still flying around the sierra around 80 and 50. we have chain controls up and snow around yosemite. a few shores around the sunol grade. look at the temperatures. lunchtime around the stanford

game, 50s. as we head to the afternoon, upper 50s to 60s and cal bears hosting oregon towards 7:00 at night. now you are seeing chilly temperatures and mid 40s this evening. another frosty night and how long the temperatures will be part of the forecast in a few minutes. >> the head of the cia shows poor item as he resigns from the post. general david petraeus admits to an extra matter at affair with his photographer who wrote the book all in, the education of general david petraeus. the fbi is investigating broad well for trying to access petraeus's e-mail and gaining access to classified information. petraeus himself is not under investigation. he resigned earlier today, citing that affair. he has been married for 37 years. we are also learning michael morely served as a deputy will

serve as interim director. >> a family will remember a 15-year-old young man whose violent death makes no more sense today than three years ago. they will celebrate the team's life tonight in san jose. the vigil starts at 6:30 with the message, waiting for justess. he was a sophomore at santay is reecea high school when he was allegedly stabbed by two classmates in november of 2009. three years later the killers still have to stand trial. >> once you get into the system, it is no longer about you or what happened to your family. it's solely based around the individuals that did it. it's hard to stomach. >> like we don't have any rights. it's hard to find a voice. >> the former classmates will

appear in court later this month and no word on when the trial might begin. new this morning, rallying to end police brutality. people will take to the streets to march against recent officer-involved shootings. demonstrators are expected to gather near 14th and broadway and organized by justice for alan blueford who was shot and killed by police officer miguel masso in a confrontation in may. the district attorney's office said he was justified in shooting the 18-year-old. the family disputes that. today's march begins at noon. and now a story that will have you saying how could somebody do that? menlo park police are looking for the thiefs that swiped a minivan and suv specifically outfitted for a woman who uses them to get around in her wheelchair. this is a picture of one of the vehicles. an suv with a wheelchair lift

attached to the back. the other say dodge grand caravan and also has a wheelchair lift. she relies on both of the vehicles to get around. if you spot one of them or both, menlo police would like to hear from you. >> cash-strapped schools on the peninsula could lose thousands in fund-raising money because of a grinch who stole signs. they serve as advertisements for a fund-raiser. money bear trees donates 15% of the proceeds to 45 local schools. hours after the signs were hung at seven schools in redwood city, the signs vanished. they raised more than $30,000 for the schools in recent years. that money pays for arts and other programs that the schools cannot afford. >> the schools need the money at this time with all the budget cuts and fund-raising as a way it builds community as well.

this puts a damper on it. >> another sign company came forward to offer to donate replacement banners. they are investigating and so far no arrests have been made. new this morning, vietnam veterans in the south bay will break ground today on a memorial in honor of the men who did not return home. the vietnam war memorial will have the names of 142 men killed in action. the monument is located in the park across from hp pavilion. >> it's going to be a serene and tranquil place for people to reflect. >> organizers used private money for the project and they are still raising funds to pay for other bills and the upkeep. the city said veterans of other wars can build memorials on the same plot of land. also new this morning, civil rights leader jesse jackson will stop by san francisco today. the reverend will take part in this weekend's green festival.

it is the largest environmental gathering in the u.s. more than 150 speakers will talk about the commitment to sustainability. the green festival will be held at san francisco's concourse exhibition center starting at 10:00 this morning. it continues on until tomorrow. it is a very rare tie. a candidate for city council is learning that every vote really does count. the race will likely be decided by a coin toss, but it could have been decided by his wife who did not vote. his wife works at night and sleeps during the day and takes care of children. she woke up a few minutes before the polls close and asked if she should go vote and he said he didn't think one vote would matter. the big stars are getting ready

for their parade, but several newcomers will be tested at macy's annual balloon fest. at this evening the newest balloons are flown outdoors and monitored for their high flying capabilities before sailing the skies on thanksgiving day. we want to make sure it all works. the newcomers are hello kitty, papasmurf and elf. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, palo alto police pulled back the curtain as they tweet a night on the streets. what they hope to build with the outreach. black friday this thanksgiving is happening even earlier than ever. we will show you where deal seekers get in on the sales early. ♪

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arrests in hopes of building a following and community back up. >> some 500 million people use twitter. if you are following lots of people, it can be overwhelming. >> there is a lot of noise and social media already. >> they are hoping to breakthrough, hosting the first virtual ride along on twitter. burglariys up 56%, police are eager to engage the community on all levels. >> this is the wave of the future and the way that people are communicating these days. if the police department is not there to be part of that conversation, we are really missing out. >> this lieutenant is tweeting while his partner drives. after four hours of tweets, followers jumped from 1100 to 1400. this man is not interested in reading the tweets about every call, but can see how they get realtime information about a developing investigation.

>> the community alerts and certain neighborhoods, a sex predator or whatever is on the loose and he look like this and that. if you know information, something like that where they can create a dialogue. >> they are hoping the virtual ride will boost the follower's list. being popular will prove helpful in an emergency. >> in the event of a disaster or crisis, if communication lines go down, social media will be the best way to communicate. we want the public to know we will be here on social media so they can turn to us and get the information we need. >> that investigation continued until 1:00 this morning. police in palo alto were busy responding to calls and making stops most of the night. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, black friday coming even earlier where you can find holiday shopping deals sooner than the day after thanksgiving. and a silicon valley tech giant searches for ways to invest

hundreds of millions of dollars. >> you can see outside this morning at fremont, the roadways are dry and the temperatures are chilly as we watch a few stray showers and a lot of snow in the sierra. we will update you on the weekend forecast when we come back. ♪

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from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. >> welcome back. in san francisco we have nothing but sunshine. clear skies in san francisco and the clear skies up towards the north bay. the reason why temperatures have dropped off this morning, cold enough for the patchy frost and frost advisory through 8:00 this morning. you can see why. down to 30 this morning. 34 in napa and 39 in novato. san francisco and oakland not too bad. near 50 and san jose 42. temperatures are more mild thanks to clouds around parts of the valley. not much wind at the moment. by the afternoon, i think we will see northwest winds picking up 10 to 20 miles per hour. as you look at the radar view, mainly dry. we did have a few showers around

the coastal range and the great. a few showers and a few more along the coastline. sierra continues to see the snow. we have been watching the chain controls from baxter to truckee and pollack pines down in the sierra foothills towards meyers. plan on winter-like driving and yosemite seeing snow across the higher peaks in the central and southern sierra. the cold trough taking most of the moisture off by sundown. that will shut down the shower, but even with the sunshine, cool temperatures inland. upper 50s to near 60. tomorrow we will see a few more low to mid 60s and temperatures continue to warm up as we wrap up veteran's day weekend. patchy clouds at times during the day and cool temperatures. one yafr to watch might be up in the coastal range. isolated shower or two and everything shuts down by tonight. temperatures start to drop in the sierra.

two or three more inches of snow. the chain controls will likely stay up through early afternoon. for the east side of lake tahoe, they have a lake effect snow advisory and warning for the east shore this morning. 58 degrees and san jose closer to 60. a cool day even with the sunshine. it's like one big microclimate. mid- to upper 50s and mid 50s towards santa rosa. a cold start to the morning. temperatures will start to warm up a little bit more and showers will be done as sundown tonight. monday and tuesday will be the warmest days. the next chance of rain on wednesday. another fairly cold system and not nearly as cold as this 1 that drops snow. this one will come in through wednesday night and thursday and a few more showers and temperatures moderating some as we head towards the middle of the week. tonight looks like a frosty night. >> thank you very much, rob.

black friday now begins on thursday. wal-mart announcing that the sale will start at 8:00 thanksgiving night. that's even before the pie hits the table. two hours earlier than last year. sears, macy's, best buy and kohl's. they are betting big that the next big thing will help fund the futer. here's scott budman with more on google ventures. >> google has been one of the tech investments and now the company famous for its search and stock is ramping up their own search for the next great investments. >> it's a validation point. >> the managing partner of google venture, the investment arm that is running the fund that totals $300 million a year. we found him at the founder's and ceo event where people meet

and share ideas. because he said good investments are all about people. >> it would have been a mistake to invest in search engines. it would have been great to inve invest in dating sides, but chat and steve who created you tube which was a dating site. >> google ventures has scored a couple of hits that make this is ultra hip thermostat and ride sharing company relay rides that lets you save money and help the environment by sharing your car with others. google ventures has bigger plans. find more good people with more good companies and yes, with even more money. >> the question that i get asked by google who is the lp providing the money is why not a billion a year? that's an interesting future. maybe the future. >> scott budman, today in the

bay. >> still ahead, president barack obama's inauguration is a little more than two months away. it is already big business in d.c. we will show you how people are cashing in. first mike inouye has a look at the calendar. >> there is lots to do in the bay. hand crafted is the theme today. tradition i have grown up is the jams boutique at the buddhist temple. gifts, clothes and food, traditional favorites. this year they will have children's authors who will be signing books as well. a great life lessons involved there. here's a journal message to change it up. that means saturday. that means flight day. it means crazy and hand crafted human-powered flying machines careening out over a ramp over covey cove. the record is 207 feet. not even 100 yards.

not a lot of fluid in the tide. a lot of heat? what do you get? steam. kinetic steam works is a nonprofit in oakland. they are showing off the space in the industrial art and you see the traction engine. steamboat will meena and the pumpkin guillotine from noon to 10:00 p.m. hand crafted gifts and hand crafted flying machines and kinetic art. i have given you a hand in hand crafting your adventure. today in the bay. ♪

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bedroom apartment three blocks from the white house forasmuch as $500 for the inauguration weekend. >> i will be somewhere else and still be there for the excitement. >> 1.8 million people attended in the president's inauguration in 2009. d.c. tourism officials say this time around the economic impact could be tens of millions of dollars. >> i believe i will have the same level of excitement. >> this is the general manager at the beacon hotel in northwest d.c. the hotel deserved 50 rooms for inauguration weekend in three days. when president obama won a second term -- >> the phones were literally off the hook. obviously a lot of people asking for availability. >> hotel occupancy was 98% in 2009's inauguration and the rate was 600 dollars. >> we expect 110%. >> they expect a full house at georgia brown's.

>> they have been calling the restaurant since the election has been over. >> businesses around town prepare to cash in, amy lunden is crossing her fingers. >> it's $3,000 i'm hoping. that's what i keep hoping. it's exciting. >> still ahead on today in the bay, how can you resist this face? i'm going to try. we will introduce to you rosie who needs a new home.

some high flying dare devils are swooping in for a landing today and one of them, our own bob redell. he helped kickoff the flying effect and sunday contrappings off the bard where they are more likely than not to plunge than fly. the trolley car, the result is as bad as you might expect. at least his helmet stayed on.

a live look at covey cove where folks are getting ready for another big day of high flying dare devils. our photographer there on the scene said there is one that is each made from scratch from the oracle boat that did not make it. this weekend is a good time to head to a national park in honor of veteran's day. admission is free to all national parks through monday. it has been observed since 2006. this will be the last fee-free event of the year. the next one is martin luther king,jr. holiday in mid-january. we have a special guest from pets in need. we have rosie. i am not making eye contact because she is way too cute. an interesting dachshund. >> she is. she is probably not pure bred, but darn close.

she is a merle and interesting in color. she is only about a year or a year and a half old. needs to learn some things. >> i think she is squirmy because she loves rob behind the camera. she is like please, rob! please! if you want to find out more about rosie or the other wonderful pets at pets in need. go to pets in need.org. thank you for bringing in somebody i really like. making it very hard at my house. thank you. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. more local news for you at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. any time of day. we will leave you with live pictures. see you tomorrow. ♪

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